Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad "New Circle Route"

This is possibly the rarest of Disneyland guides/maps. The New Circle Route around Disneyland, The Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad guide with maps and photos. These were handed out at the entrance to t

Disneyland Santa Fe Train Tickets and Circle Route Brochures Group of 3 (Walt Disney, 1955). The notion to build a railroad attraction predates Disneyland itself, as Walt had been fascinated by trains

(Disneyland, 1958) An original silk-screened lamppost sign heralding the opening of the scenic route through the Grand Canyon Diorama via the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad. Signs of this style were a

1955 Disneyland Santa Fe Railroad attached ticket stubs.

Group of Assorted Train Cars. Comprising Mth Electric Central Railroad of New Jersey, Santa Fe all the Way, Great Northern, Chicago and Northwestern, Lackawanna The Route of Phoebe Snow, Pennsylvania

Includee Santa Fe Dining Car, New York Central System, Route of the Streamliners, and more.

Beautiful 8"x10" black and white photo of Walt Disney and an early conductor, Mickey Mouse, aboard the Santa Fe & Disneyland railroad. E.P. Ripley was the former president of the Santa Fe railroad and

(Disneyland, 1959) A rare vintage handbill promoting the newly opened Disneyland-Alweg Monorail and the Santa Fe & Disneyland Railroad Grand Canyon Diorama. The Disneyland-Alweg Monorail System opened

An Adams & Westlake No. 11 Steel Guard model (1897 pat.), nicely embossed "SANTA FE ROUTE" on the lid reflector, with "A 772" lightly stamped in embossed panel adjacent. Bayonet fount with No. 2 funct

ELMS, William Frederick (1900-1956). Santa Fe [Railroad] / Red Cliffs / Continental Divide, New Mexico. Circa 1950s. Offset lithograph railroad travel poster. 24 x 17 7/8”. Scattered minor margi

Lot of 3 different for the "Santa Fe Route.". This railroad was a subsidiary of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway. It ran from Galveston, Texas northwestwards across the state to Sweetwater and

Advertising poster for the Santa Fe railroad showing the Land of Pueblos New Mexico design with Native Americans in front of Pueblo homes. Poster is mounted onto foamcore with small crease at lower le

This is a Santa Fe Railroad Derail D reflective sign from New Mexico, as stated by the consignor on the tag on the sign when we received it. Still has excellent reflective qualities.

Santa Fe Diego -1915 -Santa Fe Francisco Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Scenic Circle Tours to Panama Expositions California 1915. Booklet has great gold foil printing on outside and inside covers.

Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad, in a Adlake Kero metal body embossed PRR on top, all in good condition, shows some wear, 9.5"T.

Santa Fe Railroad Reproduction "Super Chief" Passenger Car Drumhead / Tail Sign This is a Western Sandblasting Company reproduction. Measures 26 3/8" in diameter by 6 1/4" deep. In like new condition.

VILLA, Hernando B. Santa Fe Railroad / Land of Pueblos. Circa 1950s. Railroad travel poster depicting American Indians of New Mexico. 24 x 18”. Linen backed. A.

Travel poster for the Santa Fe Railroad featuring graphics of desert butte with Native Americans in foreground. Poster features text "Navajo Land Arizona-New Mexico." Poster measures 24" x 18" and exh

Two Grand Canyon images in differing frames, after paintings by W.R. Leigh for Santa Fe System Lines; plus a third after the painting of Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico for Santa Fe by Adolph Heinze.

Large Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad flag. Early logo, just post-merger. Measures 71" x 47". Flag is brand new, never flown. Created to be flown outside of company buildings. See photos for bes

Group of framed railroad stocks and gold bonds. Includes 13" x 18 Monongahela, 13" x 18" Reading, 24" x 36" New York Connecting Railroad with matching gold bond certificate (Sequentially numbered), an

New Lionel Famous American Railroad Series Santa Fe 4 – 6 – 4 #6 – 8900, boxed [moderate wear to the outer box] and in C8

Pueblos, New Mexico" 22"x16"

A framed original print with plaque that reads Red Cliffs of Western New Mexico painted for Santa Fe System Lines by Adolph Heinze. The wooden frame measures 33 5/8" x 24 5/8" and shows corner wear, w